Getting To Know Your Monitor; Features And Functions - Trust Tomy Classic Notice D'emploi

• GETTING TO KNOW YOUR MONITOR

PARENT UNIT
Sound Level Lights Display
Volume Control Wheel
AC/Mains Power Input
On/Off Button
BABY UNIT
Sound Activation Switch
Channel Selection Switch
ON/OFF Button
Nightlight On/Off Button
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Channel Selection Switch
Base/Belt Clip
AC/Mains Power Input
Microphone
Mains Cable Tidy
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• SET UP
• POWER ON
For best performance we recommend both units are operated using the mains adaptors supplied. Simply plug each
adaptor into their respective units and then into a convenient mains outlet. Switch on the mains outlet and press the
switch on both units to activate.
Place the Baby Unit at least 1 metre away from your baby ensuring all parts are kept out of reach. Under no
circumstance should you place any parts of the monitor in or on a cot. For best performance we recommend that the
monitor is placed no further away than 3 metres from your baby.
For portable Parent Unit monitoring, remove the battery compartment cover from the back of the unit and insert 3 x
AAA/LR3 batteries (not supplied) ensuring correct polarity. Replace the cover and screw firmly in position.
• SELECTING A CHANNEL
Switch both Parent and Baby Units to channel 1. This need not be changed unless interference occurs. If interference
occurs change the switch on BOTH Parent and Baby Units to channel 2. If further interference occurs refer to the 'Simple
Solution Guide' within this booklet.
Important! Even if the two units are on different channels, it may still be possible for the Parent Unit to pick up
signals from the Baby Unit if they are close together, so you may think both units are on the same channel.
Always check to make sure both units are on the same channel.
• COMMUNICATION RANGE
Your monitor has been carefully designed to operate at its best within a 300 metre range suitable for the majority of
household environments. The range and general quality of reception may vary depending on battery power and a
number of obstructions such as walls, buildings etc.
• ALARM MODES
Identify the cause of audible alarm by using the following table; should you be unable to identify or rectify the cause
of the problem, please refer to the Simple Solution Guide within the booklet.
Alarm tone on
Alarm Meaning
Parent Unit
Loss of contact.
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(Continuous)
Low Battery –
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Parent Unit
1 beep

• FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS

• VOLUME CONTROL
Adjust the volume from mute to max by moving the thumb wheel clockwise to increase or anti-clockwise to decrease.
• SOUND LEVEL LIGHTS DISPLAY
The Sound Level Lights Display on your Parent Unit reacts to the sounds of your baby. The louder your baby, the more
lights illuminate on the display. You can lower the volume of the Parent Unit whilst still watching out for baby, ideal
for when you're relaxing or entertaining.
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Indications on the Parent Unit
• Button will change from green
to flashing red.
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